The Lubricant Recovery Machine technology was developed by Envirotec Consultancy Ltd. in Auckland, New Zealand. This enables wire drawing companies using dry lubricants to recover good lubricant from their contaminated die box waste - once considered total waste but now defined as discard. This discard is processed to recover the unused lubricant.

Companies that use recovered unused lubricant have experienced virtually the same operating characteristics as with new lubricant. (see testimonials)

Reduction in lubricant purchases, waste disposal costs and production benefits such as increased drawing speeds and product quality provide significant potential to company profits.

Frequent Lubricant changes improve:

• Overall lubricant quality
• Productivity
• Product quality

Increase Profits:

• Operational Savings
  • reduced lubricant costs
  • reduced waste disposal costs
  • reduced die wear
• Productivity Benefits
  • improved overall drawing speeds
  • reduced breakages
  • reduced maintenance downtime
• Environmental Impact
  • reduced waste
  • assists in meeting ISO14000 criteria